Title

INTERPRETING THE COUNCIL: ARCHBISHOP MANNING AND THE VATICAN DECREES CONTROVERSY

Authors

Jeffrey P. von Arx, Fairfield UniversityFollow

Document Type

Article

Article Version

Publisher's PDF

Publication Date

5-2002

Abstract

Examines the attitudes of William Ewart Gladstone to the doctrine of papal infallibility propounded at the Vatican Council and the responses of John Henry Newman and Henry Edward Manning, who opposed the more extreme ultramontane interpretations of that doctrine. Manning was concerned with dispelling Gladstone's fear that the doctrine might undermine the civil allegiance of English Catholics.

Comments

Copyright 2002 Catholic Record Society http://www.catholicrecordsociety.co.uk

Recusant History http://www.catholicrecordsociety.co.uk/recusant-history

Publication Title

Recusant History

Repository Citation

von Arx, Jeffrey P., "INTERPRETING THE COUNCIL: ARCHBISHOP MANNING AND THE VATICAN DECREES CONTROVERSY" (2002). History Faculty Publications. 35.
https://digitalcommons.fairfield.edu/history-facultypubs/35

Published Citation

von Arx S.J., Jeffrey P. "INTERPRETING THE COUNCIL: ARCHBISHOP MANNING AND THE VATICAN DECREES CONTROVERSY". Recusant History; May2002, Vol. 26 Issue 1, p229-242, 14p

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